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Fishwacker · 01-10-2008, 08:44 PM

Thanks Guys,
I was afraid of that. The real problem is those stinkin' thick door panels and the fat arm rest that gets all tore up as you reach for the left half of the seat belt. That designer sure had crap for brains. Why in the world would anyone think that decreasing the available space in a truck cab would be a good idea? DUH!!!
OK! I'm done venting now. Anyone know what the last year the shorter door hardware was used on? If it's available from the repop guys, it might prove to be the least amount of hassle both time and money wise. Thanks again for your help.

01-10-2008, 08:44 PM	#4
Fishwacker Never Give Up Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: El Cajon, CA Posts: 67	Re: Earlier Door Panels In My 72 Thanks Guys, I was afraid of that. The real problem is those stinkin' thick door panels and the fat arm rest that gets all tore up as you reach for the left half of the seat belt. That designer sure had crap for brains. Why in the world would anyone think that decreasing the available space in a truck cab would be a good idea? DUH!!! OK! I'm done venting now. Anyone know what the last year the shorter door hardware was used on? If it's available from the repop guys, it might prove to be the least amount of hassle both time and money wise. Thanks again for your help.